9 Quotes by Jim Keller

(Katrina) will have an effect on all grain movement in some fashion.

Our grain is brought in by local farmers and shipped out of here either by semi or by rail.

Our low power, high performance technology is very well suited to that.

It does give them a sense of security.

Most of our corn is either going to travel to South Bend to the ethanol production plant there, or will be shipped by rail to the Southeast.

Tyler always comes through when we need one. He really steps it up when the competition gets tough.

They may decide they cannot wait for our ports to be repaired and go to other countries, like Brazil.

Any type of disruption in the grain movement system affects everybody.

In all cases we expect to be at least 5x better than our competitors and 10x better than where the industry is today. Integration is what floats the boat these days; Intel has three chips to our one. And we're glad to have them evangelizing performance per watt.